100 x 62 mm. View looking across a river (possibly the Tamerin) towards distant mountains.

136 x 79 mm. View looking across a river towards an unidentified house.

126 x 77 mm. Showing river view with houses in the foreground.

A collection of coloured 'oilette' postcards of Mauritius, published by Raphael Tuck and Sons for the British Empire Exhibition 1924.

93 x 71 mm. Showing a group of uniformed servants standing at the entrance to Le Reduit.

76 x 100 mm. Showing the portico of St John's Church.

A collection of coloured 'oilette' postcards of Mauritius, published by Raphael Tuck and Sons for the British Empire Exhibition 1924.

174 x 221 mm. Uncaptioned and mounted on card. The view looks up towards the summit of Pieterboth Mountain (2685 feet), with figures posed on the precipitous path in the foreground.

225 x 174 mm. View looking across fields of ripening tobacco at the Pamplemousses Botanical Gardens, a few miles north of Port Louis. Experiments in the cultivation of Reunion 'tabac bleu' were started by Bell in 1916.

105 x 80 mm. Showing a man and woman with a tripod camera and another group of people posing for a photograph all in a wooded area.

79 x 126 mm. Showing the slender pavilion built by Bell on the lake at Government House, Port Louis. The caption (written on the negative) reads 'Petit temple de l'amour, érigé par Sir Hesketh à la memoire du gouverneur David 'Le Reduit' 25.3.22.' The temple was designed by Bell and constructed in 1921.

131 x 80 mm. Showing a tennis match in the garden at Le Reduit.

98 x 71 mm. Showing troops on parade outside Government House, Port Louis.

65 x 110 mm. Showing two small children. In July 1922, HHB agreed 'to be God Father to Sylvia Morcom's baby Henry'.

80 x 110 mm.

150 x 110 mm. View from above showing the crowd holding up umbrellas against the 'horrid weather'.

215 x 165 mm. View from the front.

136 x 89 mm. Monochrome postcard showing course on race day.

78 x 137 mm. View looking along the verandah.

79 x 136 mm. View looking along the verandah, lined with canoework furniture and with potted plants hanging from the rafters.

132 x 81 mm. Showing two men holding a goat while a third chops off its head. The pencilled annotation on the reverse reads: 'Rose Hill Mauritius 2 Jany 1928. [illegible word] Brodie'.

A collection of loose prints (mainly snapshots). The prints are largely uncaptioned and much of this item lacks detailed identification (although many of the prints certainly relate to Bell's trip to the Far East in 1925-26).

A collection of loose prints (mainly snapshots). The prints are largely uncaptioned and much of this item lacks detailed identification (although many of the prints certainly relate to Bell's trip to the Far East in 1925-26).